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- IATA Code
- BEG
- ICAO Code
- LYBE
- Corporate Address
- 11180 Beograd 59
Republic of Serbia - Website
- http://www.beg.aero
- City
- Belgrade
- Country
- Serbia
- Runways
- 3400m x 45m
- Airlines currently operating to this airport with scheduled services
- Adria Airways
Aeroflot
Alitalia
Austrian Airlines
easyJet
flydubai
Germanwings
Jat Airways
LOT - Polish Airlines
Lufthansa
Montenegro Airlines
Norwegian Air Shuttle
Olympic Air
Pegasus Airlines
SWISS
TAROM
Tunisair
Turkish Airlines
Wizz Air - Airlines currently operating to this airport via codeshare
- Aegean Airlines
Air Canada
Air France
Etihad Airways
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
TAP Portugal
United Airlines
US Airways
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport is the serves the capital and largest city in Serbia, Belgrade. The airport is the busiest airport in the country and is a hub for national carrier JAT Airways. Over 30 airlines from across Europe serve Belgrade.
Location of Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport, Serbia
Ground Handlers servicing Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport
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Jat Airways selects Airconsult as GSA for Italy
Australia and Serbia sign new air transport agreement
Aerolineas Argentinas receives 15 year renewal of permission to operate 90+ routes
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport to reconstruct terminal 1
airberlin and Jat Airways planning codeshare agreement
easyJet to launch Belgrade-Milan Malpensa service on 19-Apr-2013
Etihad Airways to commence Abu Dhabi-Belgrade service and codeshare with Jat Airways
Jat Airways signs marketing alliance agreement with Etihad Airways
Montenegro Airlines launches summer 2013 schedule
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport pax stable, cargo down 7% in 1Q2013
Aerodrom Nikola Tesla EBITDA down 1% in 2012
Jat Airways to commence Belgrade-Brussels service
Ukrainian Ministry of Transport appoints carriers to ex-Aerosvit routes
Croatia Airlines adjusts summer 2013 schedule
Pegasus Airlines to expand Eastern European network in summer 2013
Aeroflot adjusts Belgrade and Kharkov schedules for summer 2013
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Wizz Air expands Belgrade base, to become second largest carrier in Serbia
Wizz Air continues to expand its presence in eastern Europe with the announcement it will expand its Belgrade base over the next nine months with the launch of five new routes. The Hungarian low-cost carrier will also increase capacity on six of its existing routes from the Serbian capital. This will see competition with Serbian national carrier Jat Airways heat up as Wizz Air becomes the second largest carrier in the nation.
Wizz Air originally established its Belgrade base in Apr-2011, when it based one A320 at the airport and began serving five new routes - Brussels, Brussels Charleroi, Eindhoven, Stockholm Arlanda and Stockholm Skavsta. These joined its existing services to Belgrade from Dortmund, London Luton, Rome Fiumicino and Malmo. The five new routes to be added over the next nine months as a second A320 is introduced at Wizz Air's Belgrade base include Skopje, Mulhouse/Basel, Oslo Sandefjord, Rhodes and Kerkyra.
Middle Eastern LCCs driving growth into Eastern Europe, Russia and CIS
Russia, the CIS nations and Central and Eastern Europe have been receiving a great deal of attention from Middle East-based carriers in recent months. Full service and low-cost carriers have announced or added a flurry of routes into Eastern European destinations over the past few weeks. Airlines in the Middle East are looking to tap into the underserved region, which is still showing strong economic growth despite troubles in several European markets and strong growth in business and tourism traffic.
Homegrown LCCs Air Arabia and flydubai are leading a push into the regions, but so too is Qatar Airways. Additionally, Oman Air plans to launch services to Moscow. While Middle Eastern carriers have long dominated traffic into western Europe, they now comprise the majority of traffic between the Middle East and central Europe, eastern Europe, Russia and CIS.
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